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What aspect of the UK's nebulous "constitution" do you claim was violated here? (Or are you just reflexively/thoughtlessly saying "unconstitutional" because it

What aspect of the UK's nebulous "constitution" do you claim was violated here? (Or are you just reflexively/thoughtlessly saying "unconstitutional" because it would be a First Amendment violation in the USA?)

Tor3 2y ago
Well, the UK doesn't have a constitution, so technically you're correct in mentioning that, but it should also be said that something like this happening in Europe is beyond shocking. It sounds like an April's fool joke. But isn't.
- YeGoblynQueenne 2y ago
  Not "Europe". The UK. They do things differently in the continent.
  - hayd 2y ago
    The UK is in Europe.
  - Tor3 2y ago
    The UK is firmly in Europe. Always been.
- deleted 2y ago
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